Mek wi talk nuh Think you know your favorite reggae hits? In this episode, we reveal the surprising truth behind some of reggae’s biggest classics songs that started in pop, soul, and country before getting that unmistakable island flavor. From UB40’s “Red Red Wine” (originally by Neil Diamond) to Ken Boothe’s “Everything I Own”, discover how reggae artists transformed global hits into Caribbean gold. To Donate: Next Generation Youth Foundation https://www.instagram.com/nextgenyout...

Mek wi talk nuh Chronixx takes a fearless step with Exile. But is it growth or a gamble? In this episode, we break down the sound, lyrics, and legacy of one of reggae’s most influential voices. #Chronixx #ExileAlbum #ReggaeMusic #JamaicaVibes #AlbumBreakdown #MusicCommentary #ReggaeCulture chronixx, chronixx exile, chronixx exile album, chronixx exile review, chronixx album review, chronixx new album 2025, chronixx exile reaction, chronixx exile analysis, chronixx exile songs, chronixx exile...

Mek wi talk nuh Discover how Jindi, the Afro-Sudanese artist, fuses Afro-Sudanese rhythms with Dancehall, Afro-Pop, and R&B to create a bold, cross-cultural sound. In this interview, Jindi shares his journey, musical influences, and how he bridges African roots with modern global vibes. 🌍🔥 Support the show Subscribe and follow us on all platforms: https://linktr.ee/theyaadmanpodcast OUR HOSTS: Davaine: @davaine_reid Tonniel: @tonnielyaadman

Mek wi talk nuh In this exclusive interview, reggae artist @Yaadcore shares insights on the reggae industry in Jamaica, the challenges and opportunities for artists today, and his experience touring across Europe. From grassroots reggae culture to international stages, Yaadcore speaks about the state of Jamaican music, what inspires him, and how reggae continues to influence the world. Check out his new single here: https://youtu.be/uVFqXoCNPBM?si=zj2z9EWgIo7UqlHx ...

Mek wi talk nuh Why do some Jamaicans look down on Jamericans and African Americans? In this episode of The YaadMan Podcast, we dive deep into the cultural clash between Jamaicans, Jamericans, and the wider Black diaspora. From identity struggles to diaspora pride and prejudice, we unpack the unspoken tensions, stereotypes, and real experiences that fuel this debate. Tune in for raw, unfiltered perspectives on Jamaican culture, African American identity, and diaspora dynamics Support the sh...

Mek wi talk nuh Every Jamaican home has its own vibe but some things are guaranteed. From the Dutch pot that cooks everything to the “good sofa” wrapped in plastic that nobody’s allowed to sit on, we’re talking about the little treasures that make a Jamaican house feel like, well, Jamaica. Expect mentions of white rum as medicine, a fridge with at least three leftover containers that don’t actually have what the label says, and that one calendar from last year still hanging in the kitchen. Tu...

Mek wi talk nuh FULL EPISODE AVAILABLE ON YT What does it really take to make it in the Jamaican music industry today? We’re joined by Lloyd “Reggaeology” Laing music brand strategist, cultural entrepreneur, and lifelong advocate for reggae and dancehall to break it all down. From streaming and publishing to branding and global reach, Lloyd shares straight-up insights on how artists can turn their talent into sustainable careers. We also dig into the bigger picture: the challenges facing Ja...

Mek wi talk nuh After we get through our weekly catch-up, we start talking about the marginalisation that Rastafarians have faced in Jamaica over the years. Support the show Subscribe and follow us on all platforms: https://linktr.ee/theyaadmanpodcast OUR HOSTS: Davaine: @davaine_reid Tonniel: @tonnielyaadman

Mek wi talk nuh We give our unfiltered review of Rototom Sunsplash 2025 Support the show Subscribe and follow us on all platforms: https://linktr.ee/theyaadmanpodcast OUR HOSTS: Davaine: @davaine_reid Tonniel: @tonnielyaadman

Mek wi talk nuh We sit down with Ital is Vital, who shares his knowledge on race, free will, religion and his concept of spirituality. Support the show Subscribe and follow us on all platforms: https://linktr.ee/theyaadmanpodcast OUR HOSTS: Davaine: @davaine_reid Tonniel: @tonnielyaadman

Mek wi talk nuh We explore the vibrant world of Jamaican music and shine a light on the artists with the largest families. From reggae greats to dancehall icons, we share the stories behind their music, their personal lives, and the many children who carry on their legacy, all with the warmth and rhythm of the island at heart. Support the show Subscribe and follow us on all platforms: https://linktr.ee/theyaadmanpodcast OUR HOSTS: Davaine: @davaine_reid Tonniel: @tonnielyaadman

Mek wi talk nuh The cultural heartbeat of Jamaica is reggae music. In this episode, we explore its global significance beyond the beats and lyrics. From the streets of Kingston to stages across Europe, Asia, and Africa, Jamaican culture has influenced movements, inspired unity, and shaped political discourse. But is the world still listening? We examine why reggae is more than just music. With Joan 'Nanook' Webley we discuss what we can do to reignite global love for Jamaican culture. Suppor...

Mek wi talk nuh Support the show Subscribe and follow us on all platforms: https://linktr.ee/theyaadmanpodcast OUR HOSTS: Davaine: @davaine_reid Tonniel: @youngveteran_buttaz

Mek wi talk nuh Support the show Subscribe and follow us on all platforms: https://linktr.ee/theyaadmanpodcast OUR HOSTS: Davaine: @davaine_reid Tonniel: @youngveteran_buttaz

Mek wi talk nuh In this episode, we sit down with UCAM CB basketball player Dylan Ennis for an open and honest conversation about mental health in professional sports. Dylan shares his personal experiences navigating the highs and lows of a basketball career, the pressures athletes face on and off the court, and how he manages his mental well-being. We also discuss the importance of breaking the stigma around mental health, seeking support, and building resilience. It's a powerful, real, and ...

Send us a text We sit down with Stick Mareebo to chat about how reggae found its way to Australia. From backyard jams to full-on festival stages, we talk about the scene’s growth, the artists making noise, and what reggae really means in an Aussie context. Is it staying true to the roots or becoming its own thing? Support the show Subscribe and follow us on all platforms: https://linktr.ee/theyaadmanpodcast OUR HOSTS: Davaine: @davaine_reid Tonniel: @youngveteran_buttaz

Send us a text Support the show Subscribe and follow us on all platforms: https://linktr.ee/theyaadmanpodcast OUR HOSTS: Davaine: @davaine_reid Tonniel: @youngveteran_buttaz

Send us a text This is an honest conversation about the mental health crisis that is facing Jamaicans. It is targeted towards Jamaican men. If you or anyone you know is struggling with mental health issues, this is one to listen to and to share. Support the show Subscribe and follow us on all platforms: https://linktr.ee/theyaadmanpodcast OUR HOSTS: Davaine: @davaine_reid Tonniel: @youngveteran_buttaz

Send us a text In this episode, the discussion is about the pricing dynamics of iconic reggae artists like Buju Banton and Beres Hammond, examining how their fees reflect their legendary status and impact on the genre. More specifically, how it differs in Europe. We explore the broader reggae music industry in Europe, highlighting how European promoters and festival organisers value Jamaican talent. The conversation also touches on the structure and appeal of European reggae festivals, the ro...

Send us a text This episode features a well-known European reggae promoter, Julian Francisco Garcia Mancebo, who keeps it real about the state of reggae today. He thinks the scene is fading and needs serious love to stay alive. Tune in as he talks about what’s gone wrong, what still makes reggae powerful, and why it’s time for fans and artists to step up and keep the vibe alive. Support the show Subscribe and follow us on all platforms: https://linktr.ee/theyaadmanpodcast OUR HOSTS: Davaine...